The Alabama basketball program is currently enjoying the afterglow on a season that saw the Crimson Tide make program history by qualifying for the Final Four.
Head coach Nate Oats and his staff have been hard at work rebuilding the roster and creating a difficult non-conference schedule.
On Monday the Southeastern Conference announced opponnents for all 16 schools for the upcoming basketball season. The conference is welcoming Texas and Oklahoma into the league for the first time but decided to keep the conference schedule at 18 games. Alabama will play a home and home series with Auburn and Mississippi State next season but will only face the remaining 13 schools just one time.The Crimson Tide finished in a four-way tie for second place last season with a 13-5 record. Oats has lead Alabama to two SEC regular season titles in his five years on the job and has weaved a roster built to contend again.
SEC play will start on January 4 of 2025 and the season will conclude on March 8 with the conference tournament kicking off in Nashville the following week. Specific dates and times for the schdule will be released at a later date.My name is Joe Gaither, I am a native of Chattanooga, Tenn., and a 2018 graduate of the University of Alabama. I have a strong passion for sports and giving a voice to the underserved. Feel free to email me at [email protected] for tips, story ideas or comments.
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